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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
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BLANKENSHIP.-Died November sth, az $50
A. NJ. az the residence Of his parents, JOSEPH
H. oldest child of A. ID. and Mary +. Blankens
ship: aged four years.
Funeral will take place at 3 O'Clock THIN
"wednesday AFTERNOON from tho residence.
'rhirtieth and Franklin streets. Friends aud
acquaintances respectfully invited 10 attend.
BUCHANAN. -KIlIed Instantly. on the New
port-News and Mississippi-Nalley railroad. 81
BUCHANAN, in the thiriy-fourth year OF his
age.
Funeral THIS "wednesday MORNING at 10
O'Clock from the residence, 21i4 Pleasant street.
Friends aud acquaintance are invited.
Baltimore papers please copy.
DAINGERFIELD. Died. at the residence Of
Edward H. Fisher, il2 north Twelfth street. on
Wednesday, November "a, at $40 A. NJ, Miss
MARY r. DAINGERFIELD, OF Augusta county,
In the seventy-second year Of her age.
MoSS.-Died, on sunday night, November 9th.
lSs5 at his residence, az Buckingham Court
house, Captain WILLIAM A. MOSS, In tho nifty
first year OF his age.
sTOTT Died, Of diphtheria, GRACE vlR-
GINA STOTr, eldest daughter Of William T.
aud Laura b. Stou; aged two years and ten
months. -
Funeral will take place THIS "wednesday
AFTERNOON az the battle-ground at Holly
wood az 3 O'Clock. Friends and relatives Of the
family are requested 20 attend.
wADE.-Ded. In this city, on the 9Th instant,
WILLIAM 4. WADE. JR, son 81 W. A. Wade,
ST. in the twentieth year Of his age.
His funeral will take place from the residence
Of his brother-in-aw, John y. Lewis, No. 80
north Twenty-hffh street, THIS "wednesday
MORNING at 1920. Friends and relatives OF
the family are requested 20 attend.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


ST. LOUIS, November s-FfJur dull and un.
changed. Wheat-Nothing doing en- account Oh
election; No red. cash and November, i've.
December, ~ a72ysc. May, s0kas0Ac: Corn-
80 transactions. Oats very dull cash, Atc.: 70.
vember. 2fkc. May. 4skc. Whtskey s,esoy ~
N.O5. ProvlsiOns-Pork tsummer-curedl HLoos
Lard. &c. 20at6.30. Salt-meats (boxed)-Shouliefs,
as7N: lOng-ciesrs. sS.Hk asd67<; clear-nbss
s. Is: short clears, s6s2k aN. Bacoa sooxedl--
Shoulders HSS long-clear, t.ssf.o.B
clear-rios, ts.6sas755. shortclcar, t.Sas.&
Hams steady at siiati1
WILMINGTON
GnnIEaroS. N. C., November s-Turpenme
firm at &c. Resin firm: strained soc; sood
strained. Sc. Tar arm at N.iA Crude tnrpe1p
the nrm; hard. r.05; yeilou-dip and viz
S.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE November S--tirain dull wnsUD
No red, 7Sc Corn--No mixed, &c. oats~
No. mixed, 2sHc. Provisions dun and sa'
changed.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Dlspsich.l
NOVEMBER S-Market Arm. Good receipts
and salcs Of coo bags az quotations reported ~
the com uni-sion- houses. Prime, 3s3sc fancy,
3Lc: common, 2a2< Spanish. 2Sc.: sheueds
81 s4Nc. factory manipulated, sHa4Hc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
TeIepranhic finishes.

Between 400 and 800 warrants for the
arrest of illegal voters in New York city
to-day are in the hands Of officers.
Attorney-General Garland yesterday
presented to the United States Supreme
Court series Of resolutions adopted by
the Bar Association on the death OF
Justice Woods.
The trial of General Ca1erel, Nine.
Limouzin, Nine Ratazzi, and General
D'Andlau for selling Legion Of Honol
decorations was commenced IN Paris
yesterday.
BY the explosion OF a stationary boiler
in saw-mlil near Knoxville yesterday
Forest J. Mathews, the owner, and two
negro helpers were instantly killed and
another negro fatally scalded.
The printers in four of the leading
Job printing establishments of Louisville,
Ky, struck yesterday morning. The
strike is due to a refusal OF the proprie.
tors 10 advance the price of composition
on boOk-work TO forty-two and a hall
cents per thousand, demanded by the
uniOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
WITH ROD AND REEL.
Exciting sport Catching Black Bass
Ia "A Pond in Massachusetts.

4 Worcester Mass letter says IL
vss one of those beautiful autumnal
days peculiar to Southern New England
b. October \ slight frost the night be q
iort had made the air bright, crisp, IN
MIGRATING. Tie sky was free from
clouds. the wind bed suddenly shifted
from the west 70 the southwest, the sun
Was warm and bright Pleasant recol-
lections OF past experiences in autumnal
weather. when most sp0rtsmen have laid
aside the rod and reel for gun aud
bag were aroused by the favorable
weather II was one of those days
hat invites the lover OF such sport as
comes from the use OF rod aud reel 10
seek closer acquaintance with the KING
Of fresh water game iish--the black
bass 10 be found in the inland waters
Of Central MASSACHUSETTS,. The invitation
Of nature was accepted on the impulse
ol the moment, and in less than ten
MINUTES / was driving 10 favored
locality, ten miles away. Passing over
stream, the tail race VI woollen-miii
lear the pond, the sharp use OF a hue
mehh landing-net resulted in the capture
Of q oozen very lively minpows. Ten
minutes later, with nipe-ounce Hen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
The CaGare,i Scandal.

IBy Anglo American cable TO the Dispatch.l
PARIS, November SIN the trial
Of General Caffarell and others for con
nection with the sale of Legion-of-Honor
decorations to-day Madame Limonson
asserted that Caffarell was cognizant OF
the promises made by applicants to pay
for the decorations. In reply to this
charge General Caffarell declared that he
had never received farthing for the
decorations he had obtained.
The Chamber of Deputies have chosen
committee which will investigate the
Le2ion.of-Honor decorations scandal.
1t consists of ten members of the Ex-
treme Left, six Radicals, three members
of the Moderate Left, and three mem
bers of the Right.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
Receiver or Utah Church Property.

10y teleBIhyh 70 lun DiopotSh.I
SALT LAKE CITY, November S.-The
Territorial Supreme Court last night APP
pointed United States Marshal Dyer re-
ceiver in the suit against the Church
property in excess of the limit fixed by
Congress, and to wind up the affairs of
the perpetual emigrant fund. The bonds
required are $500 900 on the first suit
and 1000 on the second. Judge Zane
dissented, his private opinion being that
Il lawyer should have been named, so as
not to fritter away the money on lawyer
fees. Complications are also foreseen in
securing iuries, as the court has held
on a previous occasion that the marshal
is not competent to summon jurors when
he is party to q suit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
uowtbe coudcmuca Anarchists Look

fChicago letter 20 Quincy dlL) Nhig.l
Here in arms reach is the scafiold
corner from whence bat ntely the souls
of three Italians together went out into
the hereafter Just down below us,
coming at a four-mile gait are Fielden,
Spies. and Schwab abreast, filling to the
utmost the hour of exercise allotted
them. A glance at Schwab, pale, spec
tacled. black bearded tall, slim, spider
legged, shows you "Carl Schurz. by
Mast" Spies. well built, medium
height. light cOmplcxioned, good look
ing, manly in his bearing, with hls head
appraised as though proud of his young
past, has a German east OF features,
vet far less handsome than many OF
his comtrymen in Quincy. Flelden Is
a soIid-built, heavily bearded German,
evidently always ready for anything the
coming hour may bring, be 1t victory or
defeat They suddenly disappear beyond
the double tier of cells we follow. On
the inside of the heavy iron cage, itself
covered with closely woven wire net
ting, sits Eugel. looking like an honest,
well-to-do. mlddle.aged mechanic, who
would find no time tor anything but his
daily work and the society Of the pale,
little, all motherly-looking wife, who sat
with her cheek pressed to the opposite
side of the cruel iron few feet further
on sat Parsons, the crankiest, most
defiant looking of them all, and as
we notice the large, dowdyish negress,
his wife, who seemingly enjoys her
surroundings, the unpleasant impress
sion Parsons has made increases. There
at the corner, standing as none of the
others do, is tall, daintily-formed girl,
with face so sweet and pure and ex-
pressive, so devoid OF sensuality and
sensationalsm, our fist closes and our
muscles harden as comes the desire to
knock down the good-loOklng German
who has voudooed Nina Van Zandt.
/ One can but feel deepest indignation
while thus surrounded toward the pa
rents who would allow such daughter,
with such relationships and prospects, to
be thus sacrificed, and our lips whisper
ed hope that they and Spies may yet
have 30 pay in some manner for the IN
/ Jury done this girl.
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Important Bank Decision.


INDIANAPOLIS, November S.-Judge
Walker yesterday gave an important
ruling of particular interest to business
men in the case of the First National
Bank against Valentine Barr. He held
that where the drawer of check delivers
it to a party in payment of debt, or for
any other bona.fdc purpose. and such
holder presents it to the bank and, in
stead OF receiving money on it secures
its certifcation by the bank, that it is
good for the amount named in it, and
retains the check for use and payment
thereafter, that by such act the holder
releases the drawer from liability on the
check and the bank becomes the only
debtor to the holder. This rule, how
ever, does not apply where such certif-
cation is procured by the drawer of the
check before he uses 1t or delivers it to
the DaVee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
The Yenow.rever at Tampa

WASHINGTON, November 8.-Surgeon.
General Hamilton has received tele.
gram from DR.. Porter at Tampa, Fla,
saving there were four new cases and
three deaths from yellow-fever yester-
day, and that there are fourteen cases
under treatment at the hospital.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA, November g.
There have been only two new cases OF
fever in Tampa to-day and no deaths.
The sick patients are rapidly conva-
lescing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
knoxville Southern Railroad.

by Telegraph 70 the plspalch.J
Knoxville, Tenn, November S.-The
first ground was broken to-day on the
knoxville Southern railroad, which is to
run from Knoxville to Atlanta. 1t is an
extension OF the Marietta and North
Georgia railroad, and viii run through
vast region rich in undeyeloped nine
rails both in East Tennessee and North
Georgia.
Knoxville subscribed $780, 900 to the
stock OF this railroad, and the company
is under contract to complete the line in
eighteen months. At Knoxville it will
connect with two other new railroads
now under construction, and also with
the East Tennessee. Virginia and Geor-
gia railroad, the Knoxville and Ohio
road, and the Louisville and Nashville
road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
Paris Socialists.

tBy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dlspatch.l
PARIS, November .-Deputations from
several Socialist organizations attended
the funeral to-day of the Communist
Potter and attempted to display red flags
The police intcrfered and riot ensued.
The people in the procession showed re-
sistance, and the police were compelled
to draw their sabres. On the c0rtcgc
reaching the cemetery violent speeches
were made, and there were cries OF
"Vive la Commune. Nj. Jaffrin, a
member of the Municipal Council, who
was one of the leaders in the disturbance,
was arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

II. L. STAPLES & CO., iSO p. NJ, 10. Of ground
on Adams street
r. b. CHAFFIN & CO., 4 p. NJ, real estate ON
Nine-Mile road.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. ", horses, mules,
wagons. hacks. a..
r. +. CRAIG. r. NJ, Office furniture, fixtures,
apples. &C. at 1894 east Cary street
HUDSON & co. 1 P. NJ, one car OF cabbage.
WILLIAM JENKINS, 1895 p. NJ, bananas and
apples.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
Fire i'm Canpheil.

Three buildings we're destroyed by
fire at Rustburg Campbell Courthouse
Monday night, together with their con
tents, entailing loss OF 1880 no in
surance. The buildings destroyed were
the frame storehouse OF Pugh & Co.,
general merchandise the frame resi-
dence of o. w. Spriggs, and the brick
residence of Miss johnson.
The poll-books and ballot-box of the
precinct were burned in one of the
buildings, but fortunately copy OF the
books had been preserved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
RICHMOND TOBACCO uARxxr.

While oiection-day has not been promonve
business on tho Tobacco Exchange, We are zlsa
to note sales Of IS 70 80 packages Of old orizhs
privately by different parties. These we're ehief-
ly common TO good nller grades and some wrap
pcrs. Tho ioose tobacco sales were very small,
bat win increase this week, and We propose 70
watch tho tono and quotations Of new dark sios~
~ when sales are larger. There was no'ning 40
ing in Burleys or shipping to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09

GONE PEOPLE SAY IT Is IMPOSSIBLE FOR
us TO SELL BOOKS AT THE PRICES WE DO
AND GIVE A GOOD, PERFECT, FIRsT-cLAss
BOOK. WE MUST EXPLAIN THIS BIT SAY.
ING THAT WE ARE PUBLISHERS. THIS
SALE IS RUN BY ONE OF THE LARGEST
PUBLISHERS IN THE UNITED STATES.
THEIR OBJECT IN SENDING 1T HERE Is TO
CLOSE OUT SURPLUS STOCK. THEY AL
WAYS PRINT MORE BOOKS THAN ARE
SOLD. THIS Is DONE TO REDUCE THE
PRICE. THE MORE THEY PRINT OF THE
BOOKS THE CHEAPER THEY ARE. THIS
SURPLUS MUST BE DISPOSED OF IN SOME
WAY. IFTHEY GET THE COST OF BINDING
THEY ARE DOING WELL THE PEOPLE OF
RICHMOND HAVE BEEN GETTING THE
BENEFIT OF THIS FOR THE PAST TWO
SEASONS, AND THEY HAVE APPRECIATED
IT. MORE LIBRARIES HAVE BEEN START.
ED IN THE PAST YEAR THAN IN THE
WHOLE REST OF RIcHMONDs EXISTENCE
WHY, AT OUR PRICES YOU CAN GIT AS
GOOD A LIBRARY FOR TEN TO FIFTEEN
DOLLARS As A YEAR AGO YOU COULD BUY
FOR FIFTY. WE HAVE OVER ONE Hun
DRIED THOUSAND TO CHOOSE FROM. co
EARLY BEFORE THE BEST ARE PICKED
OUT. SOME WE HAVE NO DUPLICATES OF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
FROM ABROAD.
TIE HEws FROM ACROSS THE
WArER.
Matters Of Interest in England and on
the Continent-0'Brien's
Case.
rBy Anglo-American cable to the DIspstch.l

ny Anglo-American caole 20 the DispaNu'I
DUBLIN, November 8.-John Dillon,
speaking at a meeting of the National
League, attributed Balfour's persecution
OF O'Brien to revenge for the bitter
words the latter had used in attacking
the policy of the Government. II Bal
four had a spark OF manhood, said Dill
Ion, he would have protected an honora.
bic opponent from degradation when he
fell into his power. The watchword
now should be Remember, and avenge
O'Brien." They should shun outrage,
but make the landlords feel their ven
geance in practical way. A warrant
has been issued for the arrest Of Cox, NJ.
F., for failing TO answer a summons for
his appearance in court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
saIe OF the Texas and Pacific Rail.
rnad.
[By lelegraph . the Dispatch.l

MARSHALL, Tex, November s.-The
sale OF the Texas Pacific and railroad took
place here to-day. The road was
knocked down TO General /. j. Wistar,
who represents the purchasing commit
tee, at So, 000,0 for the Eastern divi-
sion and sA,00O,0OO for the Bio Grande
division.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
Big OH F,re.
IBy bod 3 ann q lhe pLspatch.l

IBy tei aph % the Dispatch.l
BosroS, Nov .aber S.-rhe oil refine
ry OF Pierce Canterbury, in East
Boston, was led this afternoon.
Loss on buildin; .AS machinery $780,
600. Loss on oil - seayy, but not
stated In figures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
MARRIAGES.

OVERWHELMINGLY. Married, in this city
on the 7th instant, by Rev. Dr.. George cooper.
Mr. THOMAS JEFFREYs, OF Buckingham COUP
", and Miss JAM PANKEI, OF Richmond.
WILTIANs-FORD.-M Married, st the rest
dence of the brides father, In the county OF
Henrico on the evening Of October 8, 1851, ~
Rev. William J. Shipmann, Mr.. - :. VIII
LIAMS, OF Richmond, aud Miss FRANSESfOkD,
- Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
Enneror William.

tBy Anelo-Amercan cable to the Dlspatch.l
PARIS, November S.-The Sloomiest
rumors come from Berlin concerning
Emperor William. 1t is said that he
tainted to-day, and that all the mem
bers Of his family were summoned to
his bedside.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09

Personal and other Notes frsm Our
sister city

Judge Beverley A. Hancock was IN 'he
city yesterday.
The November term of the Chester.
field County Court will begin mex,
Monday. There are no cases Oh I'M
portance to be tried.
Very little business was transacted IN
Manchester yesterday such was the inter-
est felt in the election.
Rev. William Ii. Christian, OF the Cen
trail Methodist church, will preach ms
farewell sermon next Sunday night. AT
the conference next week he will be as
signed to another field, having served
the limited four years here.
William Tabb, the colored man who
about three weeks ago was struck over
the head with a stick by William Berry
man, is improving, and will probably he
able TO appear in court Saturday, to
which time the case has been continued.
The week of prayer beginning next
Sunday night will be observed ap..
proprately by the railroad branch OF
the Young Mems Christian Association.
Services will be held at the Central
Methodist church Sunday afternoon and
every night during the succeeding week.
The regular meeting OF Manchester
Council will be held Friday night at u
o'clock. Among other matters to be
considered is the report OF the Cemetery
Committee recommending that in fu-
ture instead of selling by the section
the land be sold by the superficial foot.
At the meeting Of the members OF the
Bainbridge.Street Baptist church Mon.
day night kev. L. Il. Thornhill and
Messrs John j. Blanton, Joseph e.
Davidson, J. J. Bailey, and +. A. Lamb
were elected delegates to the General
Baptist Association, which meets IN
Lynchburg tonight. Mr.. George +.
Richardson, the efficient organist of the
church, was reelected and Mr.. j. j.
Bailey was chosen deacon rice Mr.
Samuel i. Woodfn, who resigned when
he moved to Richmond. The delegates
to the association leave for Lynchburg
/ this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
Russian Army Officers Sent to
Afherfa

ST.. PETERSBURG, November T.
Eighteen young army officers have been
sentenced 10 various terms of exile IN
Siberia on charges OF connection with
a revolutionary plot against the Govern
ment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09

" EVERY BOOK WE SELL, HOWEVER CHEAP,
Is GUARANTEED ENTIRELY NEW AND
PERFECT IN EVERY RESPECT"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
ROOFS. SHOES. sc.


SCHOONER j. 8. BRAKEMAN IS
- now tischerging asa barrels fresh ROCK
LAND LINZ; schooner John A. Grinan Is nov
dIscharging avn barrels Of "hoffNAN3s
daily expected with cargo OF "HOkFNANH
CEMENT; also, schooner a. w, Anderson, cargo
HOFFMAN, CEMENT--for sale low from dock
ANCHOR LIME. PORTLAND CEMENT, FlRE
BRICK, &c, &c. MARINER NoORk
NoNA-scdrlA LUMP and GROUND PLAs-
TER. The only piaster-mii In tie city. ocN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
PoRToF RICHMOND, SovszsER s, issg.
sAILEp.

steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk. United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, L. b. Tatum
agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
PERSONAL.

EXECUrRIX'S NOTICE.-ALI.
~ persons having claims against the estate
Of Mas FANNIE JOHNSON, deceased, viii
please promptly send OF present shem 70 mo fos
settlement at ASHLAND, VA.
BkisY VOOLFOLK,
nepT&hpt' EzecuIrix.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09

book AND JON WORK NEATLY
- ExksrrED AT Tuk plsrArcn fHxxk
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steamer Old Dominion, Hulphers, New York,
merchandise and passengers, g. w. Allen & Co,
agents.
steamer Goldsboro', ------, Philadelphia. meg.
chandlse and passengers, J. W. Mecarrick.
agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON, Miss, November s.-The
election to-day in Mississippi for men,
beers of the Legislature and county Off
GERS as the quietest ever known. At
this place very small vote was polled,
there being no opposition to the Demo
cratic ticket. No news has yet been
received from contesting counties where
divisions have occurred. but there will
be but few other than Straighout Demo
Gratis in the next Legislature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09

Then for the last time Captain Black
visited Parsons, Fischer, and Engel, in
the presence Of Jailor Foiz, Tor the pur-
pose Of inducing them TO sign a petition
g. Governor OeIcsby asking for mercy.
u Was all without avail, Parsons voicing
Their determination 10y the words: " If
the state can afford To put me 10 death |
can afford % die" IN this the trio re-
NAMED immoyable. notwithstanding the
hesrtrending scenes that had occurred a
iew moments before when the wives and
children Of Engel, Fischer, and Fielder
d,-psruely beseached the men to sign
l0r their sakes
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-12-03
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. L. GodchauN. Of Big Cane, was
in the burg the other day.
Hon. I. S. Fontenot, OF Chataignter,
was in Opelousas on Wednesday.
DR.. Robertson. of Moundville, was
on the streets the middle Of the week.
Mr.. Sol. Loeb returned from a bust
ness trip to New Orleans last Wednes-
day.
Mr.. W. II. Generes, representing the
Louisiana Farmer, published at New
Iber a by Mr.. Chas Escudier, called on
us yesterday. We wish him success.
Mr.. Caldwell Swayze, telegraph ope-
rator at Cheneyvil'e, spent couple of
days with relatives and friends, and
left last Monday for his field of labor.
Miss Cora, daughter of Hon. LOUIS
Stage, of Whitesville, left for home last
Wednesday, after spending several
days here, the guest of Thos. II. Lewis
Esq, and family.
We learn that a number of the relH-
tives and friends of MI. Gnssie Mayo at
this place are preparing to visit Lake
Charles, La, with q view OF w.tress-
ing the celebration Of Ills nup-
tials soon to come off there.